Sentence examples for barely distinct from from inspiring English sources

Flowering Time: Jun--Jul Note: Barely distinct from Lilium pardalinum subsp. pardalinum.

A set of five, pale and barely distinct bands replace the spots on the back and sides of the neck.

(Of course taking into account the exception of China, anyone from there is just damaged goods) Also, it's important to note that one should never confuse the people of Asia, with anyone from the Pacific Islands, your Guams, Tongas, and Somoas, as their culture is just (barely) distinct enough, and their complexion just dark enough to place them in another category entirely.

That is in some ways distinct from just any protocell.

What he did between 1960 and 1975 was so much out of fashion, or so distinct from fashion, that it barely rated as painting at all.

Yet the new forecast from the US-based Population Reference Bureau attracted no comment from our government, which has barely begun to shape a population policy, as distinct from an immigration policy, which it says sets "no upper limits".

(As distinct from the hair).

That's distinct from advertising.

(Identity, as distinct from his religious faith).

Bullying is distinct from ordinary teasing.

Is consciousness something distinct from self-consciousness?